massive rejection of submissions (quality issues)

Hi @freelancer2023 

1) To receive help here you need to upload 1 to 3 copies of the files that were rejected in the same resolution you upload to Adobe. That's how it works here. We need to inspect the file as the moderators did.

2) The highlighted image of the page you post here says that the image was rejected for unacceptable quality. Therefore you cannot say there was not a quality issue.

3) You cannot make comparison one platform with another. I've seen images with flaws submitted to multiple platforms being rejected by one for genuine focus issue and even got multiple sales on the other platforms. That doesn't mean that the unique platform must drop it's standard to suit the contributor or the other platforms. If Adobe does not want your file you get a "No Commercial Appeal" rejection. If the moderator says there's a quality issue, there is a quality issue.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

2023, grunge is out.

What's In:

1. Flat Retro Designs (flower-power, 60's pop, nostalgiac...)
2. 3D Elements.
3. Surreal Concepts (Dali, man meets machine, UFOs, AI Diffusion),
4. Dark mode (UI/UX).
5. Experimental color pallets, pairing unlikely colors like pastels with metallics/bright neons.
6. Distorted typography, twisted word shapes & exaggerated fonts.

Hope that helps.

Hello,

 I am curious about your screenshot. Is this recent, because the screenshot says submitted 16 years ago.

I'm afraid it's a bit difficult to give any constructive advice from a screenshot.

They are accepted on other stock sites with no issues so I know it's not a quality problem.

By @freelancer2023

Other sites, other rules. If they got rejected for quality problems, you probably have quality problems. It may be, in rare circumstances, that a moderator choses the incorrect reason.

If Adobe rejected because they would think that your textures have no commercial standing, you would get a different refusal reason. Post ONE texture here and we will have a look into that.

Sorry, I should have checked. Adobe TOLD you it was a quality problem. So it is best to accept that it doesn't meet ADOBE'S quality standards and focus on why.

"I know it's not a quality problem". No you don't. What reason did Adobe give for these 61 rejections? Please give us that and share just 1-2 original images.

Just because they were accepted elsewhere does not mean they are of good quality. Standards and reviewers vary. Unfortunately you did not submit the original file or give the rejection reason.